Rolex Submariner Vs Tudor Black Bay - Dive Watch Comparison

hey what's up YouTube I'm guy and today on the channel we are doing a comparison video of course if you even bothered to read the title then you're already aware we are comparing the rolex submariner to the tudor black bay heritage 41 millimeter dive watch before we get rolling with the review and comparison video let me take a moment to send out a big thank-you and shout out to somebody that loaned me this watch I have a viewer and fellow moderator of the her ology 101 Facebook group that agreed to loan me this watch he sent it over to me and I've had it here for probably too long I apologize if I've been keeping it for too long but sit tight it will be sent back to you shortly nevertheless a big big THANK YOU to him for sending this watch over and let me tell you guys that if you are not already a member of the her ology 101 Facebook group you should go over there and join I'll have a link down below in the description if you're interested in checking it out it's a great group of guys we have a lot of cool watch discussions going on over there so the tutor Black Bay heritage that we have here today is the pre 2016 revision meaning that in 2016 at Baselworld Tudor didn't treat issue but certainly revised this watch and updated it I have the older version here some would probably say and I think I would agree the more desirable version I'll cover in a little bit more detail what all of the differences are so that we're comparing apples to apples but nevertheless I did want to let you guys know this is the older ETA version of the Tudor black bay heritage and awesome watch and again probably the more desirable one if you ask a lot of people now of course we have my rolex submariner here the one one six six one zero Ln the current generation ceramic Submariner with the super case and the maxi dial this is of course a sub date now it would probably be better if we had an O date Submariner because the Tudor black Bay doesn't have a date but it is what I have so we'll just kind of pretend it's not there for all intents and purposes that's the the difference and it's not that big of a deal all right guys so here we have it the Rolex one one six six one zero L n on the left and of course the Tudor heritage black bay 41 millimeter diver on the right now before we go into the actual comparison of these two watches I do want to point out that this is the older version of the Tudor and I'd like to talk briefly about the differences between this older version and the more modern Tudor so this version of the Tudor black babe 79 to 20 is like I said the older reference number this version was released by Tudor in 2012 I think technically the burgundy bezel or red bezel version with the guilt or gold dial and handset was the very first one but this one came shortly thereafter for all intents and purposes that's what we're talking about this generation of watch this differs from the version that was released by Tudor at the 2016 Basel world watch fair the newest version has almost the same reference number instead of being 79 to 20 like this one the new version is 79 to 30 and there was a handful of changes or modifications with that new reentry interpretation but revision my guess for lack of a better word in the 2016 revision what did we get well the watch that you have here before you today is the ETA 28 24 - 2 version that's to say that the movement in this watch is a standard ETA 28 24 now I don't think it's actually a standard I think it's probably a top-grade movement but it's not a chronometer certified ETA in the new version for 2016 we got an in-house manufactured MT 50 602 there was a lot of nice little updates in the movement for that watch first of all it is a cost certified chronometer it has a 70 hour power reserve as mentioned it's a fully in-house movement uses a silicon balanced spring which is going to be very anti magnetic it has a full balance bridge which will let it be more resistant to shock and it has a new updated balance wheel as well at least in comparison to what you would get in an ETA movement now don't get me wrong ETA movements are good solid dependable workhorse movements everybody knows that but when you compare apples to oranges as they would technically be the new movement at least on paper seems a whole heck of a lot better aside from that big changeover in the movement which is the most significant difference there's a few other differences between this 2012 version and the newer 2016 version the 2012 versions dial is actually a little bit different you can see that on this style we have the tudor logo up at the 12 o'clock side with the rows in the new version you have a shield logo the text at the bottom is also different this has that kind of happy smiley face a self-winding inscription down at the bottom whereas on the new one yeah the inscription is just a little bit different the final big difference between this version and the newer version is probably going to be the bracelet and I got to be honest with you I prefer this bracelet quite a bit this is just a standard oyster style bracelet of course in 22 millimeter width but on the new version if you've ever seen pictures of it maybe I'll be able to find a picture and roll it in there are faux rivets along the sides of the end links on that bracelet they both have what I believe to be the same nice Tudor clasp but you just get this style and aesthetic change with that new bracelet again being faux rivets so that's another reason why I think that this older version might be the the best buy of the bunch if I'm you know giving my opinion a little bit early another thing that's different is the overall thickness on this watch here the thickness is about just over 12 and a half millimeters on the new 2016 a model for the Tudor Black Bay the thickness is going to come in at over 14 and a half I think fourteen point eight millimeters so over two millimeters thicker on the new Tudor black Bay heritage so that's all the differences between the current Tudor that I have on table here in the new tutor I will probably mention it a few times in this review but I think that in my opinion the older tutor is the one to have yeah the new movement in the the new 2016 model is appealing but that's the only thing about it that's better in my opinion and a lot of the stylistic things about this older version are significantly more appealing than having that yeah a little bit better of an in-house movement so what we're talking about today is the Rolex versus the Tudor now that we have all of that background information about this model Tudor versus the more recent model and the reason that I bring it up is because for example one of the first things that we might talk about in differentiating these two watches is the movements and I might want to reference and say that yeah this ETA movement is not nearly as good as the Rolex thirty one thirty or thirty one thirty five movement however in the new Tudor black Bay that in-house movement is a whole heck of a lot closer that's why I wanted to establish those parameters that there is a little bit of a difference and we're gonna have to kind of reference the new tutor tutor versus this current tutor from time to time first things I do want to talk about though price point the Rolex Submariner date eighty five hundred and fifty US dollars the Rolex Submariner no date which would be a better direct comparison seventy five hundred dollars so you're looking at 7,500 to $8,500 depending on which Submariner you may want to buy on the other hand the tutor black buy heritage at least the one on the bracelet is thirty six hundred and seventy five dollars that's less than half the price of the no-date Submariner and significantly more than less than half of the date Submariner that is our first major difference between these two watches forget about everything else you're gonna save a whole heck of a lot of money if you go with the tutor black pay money notwithstanding because for some people money doesn't matter you know how would you pick which one you want to go with well first things first let's talk about the overall dimensions of these watches the Rolex of course has 40-millimeter case diameter not including the crown in crown guards whereas the tutor has a 41 millimeter case diameter and there are no crown guards on the tutor however if you look at them from the front like this I think that the tutor looks significantly larger than the Rolex despite the fact that there's only a 1 millimeter and difference in overall case diameter well why is that number 2 because of the lug width 20 millimeters on the Rolex 22 millimeters on the tutor a lot of people are probably going to say oh but the lugs are so much more thinly profiled and they just look better than the fat chunky lugs on the Rolex well we'll touch on that I'm sure here in a minute but because of the 22 millimeter wide bracelet again this watch feels much bigger next dimension the thickness ironically if we look at these watches in profile which one do you think looks thicker to me in person anyway I don't know how well it'll play on camera the tutor this top watch looks substantially thicker than the Rolex but in fact it is only 12 and a half millimeters thick versus almost 13 millimeters on the Rolex the Rolex is thicker because of that case protruding out of the bottom whereas on the tutor it's a very flat case back however on the new version of the tutor black Bay that watch is much thicker at 14 point 8 millimeters 2 millimeters thicker than this older version and almost 2 millimeters thicker than the Rolex now this tutor presents so insanely thick in person because of because it's very slab-sided you can see that the size of the case because of that flat case back it's just all sides and yeah the best way to describe it is slab-sided the Rolex just feels a little bit more low-profile because it's not so slab-sided will probably touch on that a little bit more here too but there's one final dimension that I want to talk about and that is lug lug from one side of the case to the other from lug tip to lug tip 50 millimeters on the tutor and on the Rolex from tip to tip 48 millimeters so the Rolex is overall smaller in diameter smaller in lug to lug and smaller in lug with just slightly thicker this tutor does present quite a bit bigger because of all of those dimensions stacking up now let's talk about these cases and in particular let's talk about the lug width because that's not hugely contentious point for people when it comes to the rolex discussion the rolex super case has these big thick wide lugs and the tutors lugs are are much more narrow and maybe some people would prefer that not me not personally I don't I think that just because of the width of the bracelet where the bracelet attaches or the lug width you know you're not really like getting you know it's not paying dividends that these that these lugs are more tapered and profiled it's still just a big big chunky kind of clunky presentation so you could say that the a lot of people do say that the Rolex is chunky and you know there's too much shoulder I mean I I get not that exact same feeling cuz it's not like shoulder but it is still chunky it's just different the trunk is in a different spot you know what I mean it's in the middle instead of out on the edges this is more out on the edge which do I prefer I prefer the Rolex honestly because it wears more comfortably on the on the wrist with the 20 millimeter 20 millimeter bracelet what about case finishing well the finishing on the Rolex in terms of the brushing significantly better more finely brushed the the tutors brushing don't get me wrong it's not bad but it's just not quite there this bar is the polishing I can't really tell a whole heck of a lot in terms of difference the polishing is high-quality on both of these watches but where the Rolex really does pull ahead in terms of finishing of the case and the bracelet is on that brushing the very few companies seem to do brushing quite as nicely as Rolex does if we look at the edges or the lines of the case the Tudor has sort of a Chan furred edge going along that edge there and the Rolex is very crisp very clean very deliberate this is just gonna be personal taste I guess but yeah I don't know that I I think that I like the presentation of the nice crisp sharp lines of the Rolex case more than the sort of beveled soft edges on the Tudors case now maybe it's that the beveling is just honestly not done all that well I mean I've seen watches with better edge beveling if I'm being perfectly honest the transition between the polish and the and the brushing where that bevel is it's not flawless are perfect super super crisp and outstanding on the Tudor it's not bad don't get me wrong but we're talking about a 3,600 almost $3,700 watch I would expect it to be a little bit better now on the Rolex again we don't really have that at all but you know I think that's for the for the best because if it's not going to be you know perfect if it's not going to be awesome if you're not gonna have really crisp clean bevels or chamfered edges with a nice delineation between the polishing and they're brushing then don't bother and maybe that's what they decided maybe they said you know it's not worth the time and effort this is better I think it is better at least in this case obviously the Rolex this case has crown guards and the Tudors case does not which is better I mean I guess that's just personal taste in terms of actual functionality I mean I guess it's good that the crown is protected by something by metal in the case of the Rolex so less chance of causing harm or damage to your crown but overall for the vast majority of us I don't think it really matters you know we're not smashing around our watches the way that people used to when they actually scuba dived with these things so the Crown's on these two watches are pretty significantly different the Rolex is maybe a little smaller at least in some regards but the big point of contention obviously the crown guards on the Rolex are a point of contention for people but for other people a point of contention on the Tudor is this anodized aluminum step off or or I don't know insert whatever you want to call between the case and the crown there's that little ring there I can tell you that this is now the second tutor that I've reviewed and spent a lot of time with and both had this little insert aluminum segment it's really not a big deal in pictures it does look big but in person you hardly notice it so anyone that's like complaining about that I have to sort of suspect that either it's kind of all in their head or they just haven't spent a lot of time with these watches because it's really a I mean yeah you can see it it's noticeable but it's it's only when it's blowed up in pictures or on video on your screen that it seems like it's too much in person it's tiny like at wrist lengths away you barely notice it now the crown itself this one's signed with the the nice Tudor Rose logo great knurling on the edge kind of a coin edge knurling pattern very easy to operate hand winding you know this is an ETA of course but fabulous reseeding the crown downward pressure no problems whatsoever on the Rolex I mean it's also outstanding maybe even more so better threading in my opinion unscrewing it and re screwing it in just feels perfect hand winding the movement is you know awesome as well the texturing on the edge of the Rolex crown it's fabulous there's really nothing to complain about the functionality of either of the Crown's on these watches they're both done I mean as good as could be flawless how about that quite a big difference in the bezels on these watches and I think that Rolex is bezel is honestly very much better in a lot of ways the two turfs bezel is an aluminum insert with printed or painted on markers and graduations whereas on the Rolex we have this quote-unquote Serra chrome is effectively ceramic and the markers and graduations are engraved in and filled with I guess platinum or something I don't know exactly know how the process works but they could say it's platinum filled whatever you know that actually means who knows but nevertheless when we are talking about the functionality Rolexes bezels are awesome there's just beautiful perfect detents once it clicks into position hardly any back play this is probably one of the most satisfying bezels to use on the market hands down I don't think I've ever seen another watch with better bezel action and that includes the knurling on the edge the edge of the rolex bezel it's got such good grip texture its aggressive enough that you feel it bite into your fingers when you touch it but not so aggressive as to cause discomfort it is absolutely outstanding on the other hand the bezel on the Tudor first of all is only a 60 click so instead of having 10 clicks per 5-minute interval you have one two three four five the clicks there detents themselves they're quite good it feels solid it feels Pleasant I would say that it's kind of similar to the feeling of the Rolex but maybe a little bit more stiff and of course certainly a whole heck of a lot less because it's only 60 clicks something that I don't like about it this is a very low riding bezel and the edge is like a very fine coin edge now when I am interfacing with this bezel I'm not so much working with the edge of the bezel as I am the top yeah I'm catching the edge a little bit because but because it's such a slim low-profile bezel most of my finger pressures on the face of the bezel and that's what I'm spinning again I am catching the edge of the bezel at least the top edge of the bezel with my thumb and forefinger a little bit but it's not like on the Rolex where I am physically working the sides of that bezel not not so on on this Tudor it still works I mean I suppose if you were wet maybe that would be a bit of a problem if because you're interfacing with this sort of slick bezel insert it's just not as good that's the bottom line the crystals on these watches it's kind of six of one a dozen of the other the Rolex crystal is a very flat crystal whereas the Tudor crystal is kind of like a domed crystal both sapphire neither one have any anti reflective coating and the glare definitely shows when you're panning and zooming around you can see my camera there in the Tudor if I move the Rolex around there's the camera kind of funny and if we look at the Rolex crystal you see my camera lens there it looks almost as big as my entire dial of the watch but now it's like the you see the whole camera there you see the viewfinder the the lens is much smaller it's kind of funny it's like the the Rolex crystal magnifies the the reflection more than the Tudor that might be a good thing and that the reflection is somewhat distorted and you're less likely to focus on the reflection and more likely to look past it to read the face of the Rolex whereas you can so clearly see with detail the reflection in the Tudor that maybe you're more likely to get distracted by it other than that yeah you got the dome sapphire you got the flat sapphire no AR coating which sucks six of one half a dozen of the other that's basically what you got there what about the dials and handsets of these two watches well the Rolex dial if you care is white gold markers white gold handset and of course the Tudor is just going to be stainless steel does that matter is that worth extra money I don't know I guess it depends on who you ask I mean white gold is more valuable than stainless steel theoretically it should not tarnish over time as easily it should be you know higher quality longer term other than that the dials are honestly pretty similar I guess the Tudors dial is sort of more matte in the Rolex is glossy if you care one way or the other wouldn't be a big factor for me but but yeah I guess you know that's one thing to keep in mind the overall printing quality wise you know it's about the same the Rolex printing on the top Tudor printing a couple of interesting points about the Tudor dial more of a retro style full chapter ring so you got that full circle with the graduations for the minute track whereas the Rolex you just have simple slash or hash mark graduations kind of like a half train track might be another way to describe the chapter ring or seconds track on the tutor the big point of contention for me is going to be the snowflake hands on the tutor versus the Mercedes hands the Rolex I like the Mercedes hands just fine are they my favorite hand set maybe not I mean I mean I like sword style hands I like syringe style hands I like pencil style hands but I don't I don't not like the Mercedes hands on the other hand I do not like snowflake hands I just don't do it for me the square marker on the diamond I guess technically marker on the seconds hand and this other big giant diamond on the hour hand it's just too much it's overdone in my opinion then again this is just an opinion this is like some people gonna love it and some people are gonna complain and cry because like oh I'm just being subjective and giving my opinions like look that's what you're coming to me for you want my opinions you like my reviews a review as a critique a critique as a series of opinions in my opinion that snowflake our hand sucks I gotta be honest I thought it would be better on the black bait dive watch if you saw my review of the Tudor black Bay 36 millimeter I think it's just too overpowering for that watch and I suspected or expected that the snowflake hand on the bigger dive watch would work for me it doesn't it's still too big and overpowering kind of distracting alright so here's the loom shot of these two watches side-by-side I'll let you be the judge of which you think is better I like the nice blue loom on the Rolex always have liked it chrome alight as they call it I'm not sure which loom the Tudor uses but nevertheless they're both good and yeah I'll just let you be the judge which do you think is better case backs on these watches significantly different as it turns out the Tudor one has a little bit of a graving or decoration on it which is interesting I suppose the the Rolex one is perfectly blank with a exception of a little ring of polish there the rolex kate is case back kind of bulges out and the tutors is quite flat now what I have learned about myself is that flat case backs and my wrists just don't really agree I don't I don't know exactly why it is but the more and more flat case back watches that I try on the more and more I realized that I actually prefer a bit of a bulge on the case back to stand the watch up away from my wrist bone and I think it's because I typically wear my watch is very low down to the wrist I'm super zoomed in here so you're probably not getting a good perspective but because I wear it so close to the wrist my wrist bone rides underneath that case back which causes the watch to jerk up I'm the far side of my wrist so yeah if you like wearing your watch is lowered down on the wrist more towards your hand like I do you might prefer the sort of bubbly backed bulging rolex case back at least I do so we didn't really talk about the movements on these watches in the Rolex of course we have the 31 35 in the case of the Rolex Submariner date or the 31 30 if I'm not mistaken in the non-date Submariner basically the same movements with the exception of the date complication in this Tudor we have the ETA 28 24 - - and you just can't compare them right the the Rolex movement is so much better than most movements on the market never mind the ETA that it would be ridiculous to really compare them however we accept that there's a newer version of this Tudor black Bay on the market that has a manufactured in the house movement the MT 50 602 so if we compare apples to apples and say let's pretend this has the new in-house movement how then do these watches compare well in some ways the new Tudor movement is better the 7d our power reserve is certainly better than the 48 our power reserve that you're going to find in the Rolex however being even a cost certified chronometer the tutors accuracy range is not going to be as tight because Rolex is a quote unquote superlative chronometer and while it is COSC certified then it is recertified in-house at Rolex to be plus or minus two seconds per day versus the standard - four - plus six that you would get from a simple cost certified movement so less power reserve more potential accuracy the other big difference though for me is that the Rolex movement has been on the market for thirty years roughly and the Tudor movement is since well I guess technically 2016 so what - ish years basically it hasn't been proven yet and while I don't know of any problems specifically with that new in-house Tudor movement the new movement for the GMT black bay that just came out at Baselworld 2018 from Tudor has had some movement some problems reported with that movement in particular the date setting on that watch there's a date complication and lots of people are complaining that it's skipping dates that it's getting stuck in between dates so yeah again nobody's reported at least in mass problems with the in-house movement that would come in a new Tudor black Bay diver but the fact that the Rolex is so proven over three decades that that does have a lot of value let's be honest final thing to compare on these watches is going to be the bracelet and again I want to refer to the new Tudor the new 2016 model of the Tudor has that riveted bracelet and I hate it I'm being if I'm being completely honest I think that the bracelet on this older 2012 model is significantly better and it's one of the reasons one of several reasons why if I was going to buy a Tudor black Bay diver I would go for the pre 2016 revision model like the one we have here so let's compare these two bracelets the non riveted oyster bracelet on this Tudor versus the Rolex three-piece Oyster link bracelet the bracelet elves are quite similar 22 millimeters in width on the tutor and I'm not a huge fan of 22 millimeter with bracelets in general so keep that in mind versus the 20 millimeter bracelet on the Rolex now the Rolex has fully extended t-shaped very nicely machined and links like there's a crisp edge right there on this t-shaped horn coming off of the end link whereas the Tudor has kind of the H shaped pivoting and link not as nicely machined around these lines here and that's always something that disappoints me and links as if it just feels like they didn't go the extra mile to really engineer and machine the end links it almost comes off feeling like an afterthought and these aren't bad these aren't afterthought end links but I don't think they're nearly as good as the ones on the on the Rolex the links themselves of course we have screwed in links on the Tudor and obviously on the Rolex screwed in links as well three piece oyster style links in both cases very similar in terms of the feel of the quality but the brushing the finishing on the links of the Rolex bracelet it's nicer the Rolex Oyster Lock safety latch with glide lock system significantly nicer than the Tudor clasp now don't get me wrong the Tudor clasp is nice first of all you do have the nice engraved Tudor logo there and they sort of incorporate the shield motif it's kind of clever flip open safety latch is held in with ceramic detents not very positive though it feels a little like like the lock up is mmm not tight it doesn't feel like a bank vault very very weak lock up do I think it would pop open accidentally I couldn't say for sure probably not but it's not the most assuring locked up feel once you get the folding safety latch opened the clasp it doesn't have a hinge or push buttons or anything that's just kind of friction locked that's a little bit of a letdown it is arguably the best friction lock clasp that I have ever used so at least there's that but it is friction lock too nonetheless I believe you have detents on here and then on the inside of the clasp there to hold it locked into place the swing arm nicely done stainless steel high quality machined in a Tudor engraving and then the clasp itself you have three points of micro adjust but not to list it's just the simple little spring bar micro adjust that's kind of a letdown on a watch that costs thirty seven hundred dollars almost the the material this is not the thickest most heavy-duty clasp either it's not the cheap stamped steel that you find on two and three hundred dollar psychos but it's not the robust a machined stainless steel that you find on the Rolex either so overall good bracelet good end links good clasp nothing absolutely outstanding about it but at least it doesn't have the fake or faux rivets like the newer version does of course the Rolex legendary or Oyster lock safety clasp fold-over just absolutely perfect in terms of the lockup of the safety latch opening up this is hinged it's not just a simple friction locked and you know that's outstanding the swing arms basically about the same quality high polished nice stainless steel swing arms but of course the big difference being that the Rolex does have the glide lock extension so that you can adjust without the use of tools the overall fit of of your bracelet you know at any time I really think that all watches at this point should have some version of that but you know unfortunately we just don't see it yet I don't know why so on the on the Rolex outstanding nice machined solid and links excellent linked bracelet superior finishing outstanding clasp you know it's not though as if again the tutors bad but if we're comparing bracelets side by side a huge difference in terms of the overall quality and construction how are these watches on the wrists well I'll give you wrist shots of both of them I guess not a huge proponent of doing wrist shots but I know a lot of people like them the Rolex up front wears much more comfortably I'll do the Tudor first and show you what this sized watch looks like on my six and three-quarter inch wrist and then I'll throw out the Rolex on real quick the Tudor black bay on my six and three-quarter inch wrist yeah it's it's big its bulky its tall now I had mentioned how flat case backs aren't my favorite see how low I wear my watch to my wrist my my bone of my wrist is right in here so I like to have a little bit of a bulge underneath the watch holding it up above that bone as opposed to the watch kind of resting on it and because of that I've realized that I don't prefer flat case backed watches another problem is that there's more surface area for the watch to just stick to my skin when my skin gets warm and I like to wear my watch is loose enough to where I can just kind of shake my wrist and the watch will slide a little bit but with all that extra surface area touching my hot sort of clammy sweaty wrists when I go out into the Florida humidity it's just harder to get it to to move it's like a little suction cup just sticking to me that's another reason why I don't like big broad flat case backs something that I've just only recently discovered but but yeah it is what it is I probably will tend to shy away from flat case packed watches in general as I move forward other than that critique of the case back and the fact that it does feel a little bit bigger than I prefer I could it's not awful I wore it a little bit around the house since I've had it here and yeah it's doable it's definitely just feels a little chunky or clunky on the other hand the Rolex just feels way more comfortable to me the shorter overall lug to lug means that it's not testing the edges of my wrists nearly as much that little bit of a bulge on the case back means that it's not riding on top of my wrist bone when I wear the watch back we're forward depending on your perspective yeah overall it's just a better fit on the wrist narrower bracelet which makes the watch feel a little bit smaller and overall I do I prefer quite a bit but it is one of my favourite watches if not my favorite watch of all time so there's that all right guys there's my presentation of the Rolex Submariner versus the Tudor black BAE hope you enjoyed that stick with me for a few more minutes I'm gonna jump back over to the studio view and wrap this up with some of my final thoughts so don't run off just yet alright guys thanks for tuning in I hope you enjoyed that comparison of the Rolex Submariner and the Tudor black BAE so here's the question I posed to you if you could only pick one of these watches which would it be obviously I've already put my money where my mouth is I own the Rolex Submariner I love the Rolex Submariner I think it's one of the best watches that has ever been made does that mean that I wouldn't own the Tudor black BAE well no that's not exactly what it means I have some problems with the black Bay I think that stylistically the Submariner is a much better package and presentation I like the overall aesthetic much better the black Bay feels a little clunky and a little clumsy and that's really where it falls short for me I think features and specifications there's really a whole heck of a lot to like there however just because I don't absolutely love the overall style and presentation doesn't mean that I don't think that it's pretty decent I think it's good or should I say that I don't think that it's necessarily bad so yeah I could see myself owning one if I didn't have a Submariner and if I couldn't afford a Submariner I wouldn't feel bad about it whatsoever well thanks again for tuning in as always if you'd like to help support the channel down in the description of this and every video I do is a list of ways that you can help me out number one follow me on 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Channel: JustBlueFish Watch Reviews

Views: 39,345

Rating: 4.4829268 out of 5

Keywords: Rolex, Submariner, Tudor, Black Bay, Dive Watch

Id: 78PQFMpmPp8

Length: 37min 50sec (2270 seconds)

Published: Fri Aug 31 2018